Todd Marix, first vice president with CB Richard Ellis Inc.'s Houston office, tells GlobeSt.com that seller Denver-based AIMCO, the largest single multifamily owner in the country, put the 22820 Imperial Valley property up for offers about 30 days ago in order to divest of some of its holdings.
Interest in the two-story complex was intense right from the start, Marix said. "We had 15 offers almost immediately," he said. "Houston has been one of the few markets in the country investors have gotten excited about. Compared to other markets we've held our own as far as job strength and growth are concern. Houston has really withstood the slowdown better than most and as a result we've seen an increase in investor traffic."
Marix said the seller did not set a price on the property and its selling price was undisclosed. The new owner plans to upgrade the interiors and exteriors of the 144 one-bedroom, 40 two-bedroom and eight three-bedroom units, which rent for between $429 to $729, Marix said.
The privately held CNC Investments has been an active buyer in Houston. It owns about 15,000 apartment units in Florida, Arizona, New Mexico and Texas.
Marix was assisted in the sale negotiations by senior vice presidents Sean Cunningham and Tyler Anderson, with the firm's Phoenix office, and senior vice presidents G. Craig LaFollette and J. Todd Stewart, from the Houston office.
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